Salesforce is great because everyone works hard to meet their goals and understands the definition of teamwork.
Their culture is friendly and laid back too.
There really aren't any downsides to working at Salesforce. It is a large company, and it could take a while for requests to be processed, but that's normal with larger companies.
Continue to keep up the good work. I know you guys work really hard every day, and it definitely pays off.
The process started when a recruiter reached out after I was referred by someone. The first step was a technical phone screen. It was a pleasant discussion, and the question was a medium-difficulty dynamic programming problem. I solved the first par
People and managers are very nice and helpful. Applied for two teams, had two phone screens, one remote programming interview, and an onsite to headquarters for 7 rounds of face-to-face/group interviews.
I applied for a position in their San Francisco office. After two rounds of phone interviews, they flew me out to SF. I thought their HR office was decent in arranging my travel; they provided hotel and flight and a small reimbursement for incidenta
The process started when a recruiter reached out after I was referred by someone. The first step was a technical phone screen. It was a pleasant discussion, and the question was a medium-difficulty dynamic programming problem. I solved the first par
People and managers are very nice and helpful. Applied for two teams, had two phone screens, one remote programming interview, and an onsite to headquarters for 7 rounds of face-to-face/group interviews.
I applied for a position in their San Francisco office. After two rounds of phone interviews, they flew me out to SF. I thought their HR office was decent in arranging my travel; they provided hotel and flight and a small reimbursement for incidenta